The first-ever Dunk Contest was held on January 27, 1976, at halftime of that year’s ABA All-Star Game, featuring George “Iceman” Gervin and Julius “Dr. J” Erving in what was the final season before ...

A real-time, animated NBA Christmas Day special will return for Cavaliers vs. Knicks this year. Official release Dunk the Halls returns with Stitch joining the alt cast for Cavaliers-Knicks on ...

Noblesville Boom's Ethan Thompson and Gabe McGlothan selected for NBA All-Star 2026 events. Thompson to compete in Three-Point Contest and McGlothan in Slam Dunk contest.

It's time once again to bring the NBA to Walt Disney World. ESPN, Disney and the NBA will team up to deliver the second annual "Dunk the Halls" -- the real-time, animated NBA game -- on Christmas Day.

NBC is getting set to host the NBA Slam Dunk Contest next month, and it is pleading for the stars to make it an event again. It used to be arguably the best all-star event in any sport, but the Dunk ...

Getting ready to 'Dunk the Halls' NBA crossover ABC News' Morgan Norwood goes behind the scenes of the Disney and NBA mash-up that puts your favorite characters on the court.

The G League point guard returned to the stage where he won the contest in 2023 and made a name for himself.

They gave Jordan a 50! It's one of the most famous lines in NBA Slam Dunk Contest history, but it's also a reminder of the occasional controversy that comes from judging the event. Michael Jordan won ...

The New York Knicks will play the Cleveland Cavaliers on the Magic Kingdom’s Main Street, USA in this special alternate presentation. Everyone knows that Christmas is an NBA holiday, and this year the ...

The NBA Cup is over and with that the league is back to packed slates of games. Thursday night was the first large schedule following the Knicks’ win over the Spurs in Las Vegas on Tuesday to win the ...

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